License plate assumptions

Jul 26, 2009 21:29

Last week, when we were at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in Montana, a man driving a car with Saskatchewan plates pulled up by our car with the Alberta plates, got out to look at the hill we were looking at and asked, "Fellow Canadians, eh?" We could have hugged him right there just for using "eh?" because we had found out that after ( Read more... )

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akitrom July 27 2009, 03:44:33 UTC
It may help to feign ignorance of straight bacon, caffeinated Mountain Dew, and paper dollar bills.

When I've hosted Canadian visitors, one of their typical astonishments was that U.S. restaurants seemed to put sugar in everything. "Hamburger buns? Was that really necessary?"

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aaron_pike July 27 2009, 07:19:41 UTC
So, do you guys now say "eh?" Um ... eh?

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hbevert August 2 2009, 15:57:28 UTC
While we were in Canada, I sprinkled my conversation with the very occasional "eh?" and only using it in the form of "wouldn't you agree?" I use it less and less here.

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